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The L-C vs mario (part - 1)
- (Me)
- So mario tell me a story, anything about you're life
- You're enemies or adventures, who's you're allies?
- Like friends and foes, I'd love to know this
- Isn't you're best friend you're bro? is it the famous wee G?
- (Mario)
- W w w w well o ok, m m m m mamma m m ia
- There's not much to say, b b but here we mofo' g g o
- (Me)
- Yes excellent bro, i can't wait, i bet it's so cool homie
- So tell me, what's the story of mario and luigi?
- (Mario)
- K k k k k kay, his name clearly isn't w w w w wee G
- P p please get this right, cause' his n n name is l l l luigi
- I beg my m m moustache, i i i m mean luigi
- We're Italian, so p pardon my f f f f rench
- We j j jump on t turtles, having l l l l lots of m m mushrooms
- Our e e enemy is bowser, he's a a a a d d dinosaur
- He's p p pure evil, a a lways d disturbing the the the peace
- Our m mission is simply, help rescue da da the princess
- We'll stop at n n nothing, c collecting a p power u up
- So don't under e estimate us, we'll protect our p p p p peach
- (Me)
- Wait hold on, so you jump on mother fuckin' turtles?
- Make a mike tyson punch out mod on mario bro
- Eating magic mushrooms is kind of crazy for a game
- Bowser sounds cool, i just don't get this shit
- The princess is a peach?, ok this sounds fucked up mate
- Ok I'm so confused mario, please fuckin' explain this bro
- (Mario)
- Ok that's j just mean, you can't c call the p princess
- I i i'd do a anything for her, our "precious" p peach
- L luigi h help m me, he's a a s so stupid s sometimes
- This isn't a g game, the the this is my whole l life
- N no b bowsers evil, i i i m mean b b n no i mean bowser
- Argh this is k killing me, please s stop with the qu questions
- O o o oh n n n n no, wh what the fuck is this?
- Yyyeeeaaahhh b bitch, "LLLUUUUIIIGGGIIII!"
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